Nuu ana fast line

[gex-co]

I have been raising these for 3 years and they finally are adults.

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[Northstar Herp]

No pics, Chris.

 

[gex-co]

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[gex-co]

Haha im not doing to well on the forum. Wrong catagories no photos. But yet you point that all out lol...

 

[Northstar Herp]

I'm the forum police... :

lovely Nuu Ana's, really lovely.

 

[Hannibal]

They look great, nice and hugh with beautiful coloring. I'm jealous!

 

[gex-co]

thanks guys i love the fast line the color is so much nicer than the others.

 

[T-ReXx]

Very nice animals. I've been thinking about joining the "leachie club" just haven't found that one animal that sparks it for me yet. I'll be attending a show in May so maybe then. I plan on getting a baby. I do like Nuu Anas and those two have great color.

 

[Northstar Herp]

It'll be lovely to see those guys drop some eggs.

 

[gex-co]

I cant wait they paired up after about 3 hours and started croaking back and forth and now they always hang together.

 

[Sikorae]

Stunning leachies, lovely markings and colours too

 

[fuzzylogix]

what's the expected adult size in length and weight on this locale?

 

[gex-co]

150 - 180 grams usually and the are about 10 -12 inches i believe i havent measured them in a while.

 

[duzzt]

they are beautiful !

nice pair

 

[Neill]

I heard they can get a little cage territorial, do they ever get aggressive when you first put your hand in to take one out? I want one so badly how ever room in the apartment no longer exists. But i don't want an animal biting my hand every time i go to take him/her out.

 

[Northstar Herp]

It's not all that common but you never know if your animal will be grumpy. The smaller locales like these guys are less likely to be aggressive than a big GT locale. I don't think a lot of people understand how much difference there is between the island forms and the GT's- Chris' animals pictured might end up 150-180g, but a GT animal can easily exceed 300 and are much more likely to be aggressive.

Instead of continuing to ramble, I'll just end with this- if you want a leachie, but are apprehensive about the aggressiveness, get a Nuu ana or Nuu Ami. You shouldn't have any troubles there.